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San Nicolas town energizes 40 more indigent families’ homes

By | Inside News

150 HOUSEHOLDS ENERGIZED LAST YEAR THE local government of San Nicolas town continued its electrification program by providing power to 40 more households of families assessed as incapable of paying for electricity. Mayor Alicia Primicias-Enriquez said under the town’s electrification program, each residential household classified as disadvantaged or underprivileged, mostly…

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San Nicolas town energizes 40 more indigent families’ homes

By December 19, 2021Inside News

41 former rebel supporters vow allegiance to gov’t

By | Peace and Order

FORTY-one supporters of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-NPA) in Bayambang town formally surrendered and denounced the terrorist group, and pledged allegiance to the national government anew on December 10. P/Col. Richmond Tadina, Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) director said the former supporters were part of the…

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41 former rebel supporters vow allegiance to gov’t

By December 19, 2021Peace and Order

Drug personality surrenders under Oplan Tokhang

By | Peace and Order

A DRUG personality in Manaoag voluntarily surrendered to the Manaoag Police at his residence in Barangay Pao, Manaoag on December 15. The subject of PNP’s Tokhang program under the project Simultaneous Periodic Driven Enforcement Research (SPIDER) initiated by the Manaoag Police was Russel Velasco, 36, an x-ray technician, who opted…

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Drug personality surrenders under Oplan Tokhang

By December 19, 2021Peace and Order

Pangasinan eyes COVID-19 free status

By | Headlines

ONLY 42 ACTIVE CASES REMAINING  PANGASINENSES can finally heave a sigh of relief as COVID-19 with only 42 active COVID-19  cases to contend with this week ahead, with hopefully no new cases. From 85 active cases registered  last December 2, the number of active cases in Pangasinan further dropped to…

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Pangasinan eyes COVID-19 free status

By December 12, 2021Headlines

CHED mulls in-person classes for all academic programs

By | Inside News

THE Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Regional Office 1 is finally considering limited in-person classes for all academic programs based on parameters yet to be set by it. Rogelio Galera Jr., CHED regional director, said all higher education institutes (HEIs) may apply for permission to conduct face-to-face classes at 50%…

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CHED mulls in-person classes for all academic programs

By December 12, 2021Inside News

SP tells kapitans, SK: No Christmas parties, please

By | Inside News

THE Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) urged barangay captains and SK chairmen and presidents in the province to discourage mass events and mass gatherings in celebrating Christmas in their respective barangays. The resolution, authored by all provincial board members was initiated by ex-officio board member Jinky Zaplan, president of the Liga ng…

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SP tells kapitans, SK: No Christmas parties, please

By December 12, 2021Inside News